by Hanna Landis | Jul 26, 2021 | Water Wells
We previously shared the difference between well water vs. city water. In that article, we discussed the difference in terms of property value, cost savings (on utilities), and the environmental impact. However, the question we often get is how does the water...
by Hanna Landis | Jun 3, 2021 | Water Wells
Over the years we’ve shared a lot about how to prep your property for a new well, the permitting and licensing requirements, and what to expect when a driller comes to drill your well. One thing we haven’t discussed very much is what to know when purchasing a property...
by Hanna Landis | Oct 27, 2020 | Water Wells
Every year, we drill approximately 90+ wells for both residential and commercial clients. For every project we complete, we encounter some similar questions about the well drilling process and how it works. Our goal is to help simplify and demystify the process from...
by Hanna Landis | Aug 13, 2020 | Decommissioning, Residential Water, Water Wells, Well Tips
In Washington, the Department of Ecology estimates that there are thousands of unused and abandoned wells across the state. These wells can pose a threat to unsuspecting humans and animals—the incidents of people falling in wells has increased in recent years—as well...
by Hanna Landis | Jul 16, 2020 | Residential Water, Water Wells, Well Tips
Adding a water well to your residential or private property can provide many benefits, including safe, chemical-free drinking water, cost savings, and protecting the environment from contaminants. Many Washington State residents enjoy access to private water wells....
by Hanna Landis | Dec 22, 2019 | Residential Water, Water Wells
More than 42 million residents in the US have well water. Why? There are many benefits to having well water vs. city water; the most notable being financial and environmental. Walking away from city tap water provides a certain amount of freedom and independence but...
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